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A Find-the-Person Game App: How to Play Seeker Guild, a 34-Chapter Story, and What to Check Before Buying

Published 2026/10/25 / by MASHIMARO produce

Disclosure: the app in this article was developed and distributed by the operator of this site, Free Game Com (indie developer Masimaro).

"I like games where you look for one particular person in a crowd." For anyone like that, here is the find-the-person game app Seeker Guild: Item-Hunting Fantasy.

Note: price, supported OS, size and age rating are based on the App Store listing as of October 29, 2026. They can change, so check the latest information on the store page before buying. The app's name is our English translation of the Japanese title, and the in-game text may be Japanese or English.

Key points

  • A game where, with only the portrait on a request sheet as your clue, you find a person in a town crowd within a time limit
  • Even the confusing look-alikes follow rules that let you tell them apart
  • A 34-chapter story, ten stages, and residents built from 31 parts
  • Distributed on iPhone (App Store) and Android (Google Play)

What kind of game is it?

Many people pass through a cobbled plaza. In your hand is a single request sheet, and what's drawn on it is a portrait of just one person. For example, "a girl with blonde hair, a red round cap, a green outfit, brown trousers and a basket". You find her within a time limit.

The only clue is the request sheet

Your clues are only hair color, headwear, clothes, trousers and what the person is holding. Several look-alikes are always mixed into the town, but to keep it fair, these rules apply.

A 34-chapter story and ten stages

It starts with a small request to find a lost girl, then moves on to a gem thief, a monster disguised as a person, a runaway princess, the cargo of a sunken ship and a legendary sword stuck in a rock. A "masked man" is always in the background, and the story closes with a confrontation with the Demon Lord.

The stages are ten locations: the central plaza, market street, the castle gate, the misty harbor, the spirit forest, the whitecap beach, the windswept meadow, the maze forest, the echoing cave and the royal castle. The streets are assembled anew for each request, with up to 170 residents.

Companions and tools

What to check before buying

Note: check the store page before purchase for whether there are in-app purchases and what they are.

Who it's for, and who it isn't

Recommended for: people who like finding things and spot-the-difference games, who like looking at fantasy worlds and who want to play with a story.

Not for: people who dislike comparing things on screen for long stretches.

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Download: Google Play / App Store

FAQ

Q. Is Seeker Guild difficult?

A. According to the store description, there are rules to keep it fair: look-alikes always differ in color family in at least two of head, upper body and lower body, and if you compare calmly you can always reach the answer.

Q. Can children play?

A. The App Store age rating is 4+. Check the content before buying.

Q. What happens with the time limit?

A. Tapping the portrait on the request sheet lets you check the target zoomed in 3D (time stops). Companions' powers can also extend the time limit.

Q. Can I play on both Android and iPhone?

A. Yes. It's distributed on both Google Play and the App Store.